Melancholy Family Coincidences

-I De death ot Major McGook furnishes Borne meknoholy eoinoidences in the history of his family n connection wit'h the war. His youngest son, Charles, was killed at the battle of Buil Run ; on tho 21st day of July, 1861 ; bis son, Col. Iiobert McCook, was killed on the lst day of July, 1862; and the fatherwas himself killed on the 21st day of July, EST " Facts are etubborn thinss " said a lawyer, to a femak' witness undèr examuiation. The lady replied, " Yes mr-eej and so are womeu, and if you get anythmg out of me, just let me knovr it ïouü be committed for contempt." Very woll, I'll suffer justly for I foei the utmost contempt for every lawver present." J -," Knlightened patriotism is a Chnstians duty.